Trump's 'Donroe Doctrine' and Venezuela Intervention Explained
Analysis of how President Trump is invoking the Monroe Doctrine to justify military action in Venezuela, reshaping U.S. foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere. Read the full story.
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Pope Blasts Nations Using Force for Dominion in Foreign Policy
In a major foreign policy address, Pope Leo XIV criticized countries using force to assert control. Read his powerful message on global power and diplomacy.
Russia uses new Oreshnik missile in Ukraine attack
Russia confirms first combat use of its new Oreshnik ballistic missile in a major strike on Kyiv. The attack on January 9, 2026, caused significant damage to a residential building.
Edmonton Snow Clearing: Public Pressure Leads to New Plan
Edmonton's new residential snow clearing initiative, launched after public pressure, faces hurdles with equipment efficiency and a city-wide parking ban. Residents voice concerns over execution and enforcement.
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Tim Walz Ends Gubernatorial Bid Amid Fraud Scandal
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz withdraws from the 2026 race as a billion-dollar fraud scandal engulfs his administration. Analysis of his failed VP run with Kamala Harris.
Judge's Pattern of Rulings Questions Immigration System Integrity
An analysis of Federal Court Justice Avvy Yao-Yao Go's recent decisions reveals a pattern of halting deportations and citizenship revocations, raising concerns about the enforcement of Canada's immigration rules. Explore the details and implications.
Canada's Dramatic Shift on Immigration Policy
Canada's population decline and policy reversals mark a generational shift in attitudes toward immigration. Explore the data and expert analysis behind the new, more calculating approach.
Iran Protests Intensify, Over 30 Killed by Regime
As Iran enters a third week of protests, analysts warn the unrest could reshape the Middle East. Over 30 killed, executions surge, and the regime's fragility is exposed. Read the latest.
NCR Toronto man approved for international trip despite threat
Ari Da Costa, found not criminally responsible for killing his father, gets 14-day travel approval to Thailand despite being deemed a 'significant threat' to public safety. Read the Ontario Review Board's decision.
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Luigi Mangione Fights Death Penalty in Court
Luigi Mangione heads to court to block the death penalty, a murder charge, and key evidence. Follow the latest developments in this high-stakes legal battle.
Trump Open to Accepting Second-Hand Nobel Prize
Donald Trump said it would be a 'great honour' to accept the Nobel Peace Prize from Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, a remark that ignited widespread online ridicule.
Gaza strikes kill 13 amid Trump peace plan anticipation
At least 13 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza. The violence unfolds as former U.S. President Trump is expected to announce a new 'Board of Peace.'
Iran Internet Blackout Amid Expanding Protests
Iran faces its biggest internal challenge in years as internet blackouts and deadly protests spread nationwide. Supreme Leader Khamenei accuses rioters of acting for Trump. Read the latest.
Freeland's Resignation as Liberal MP Takes Effect
Longtime Liberal MP and former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has officially stepped down from her seat. Her resignation marks a significant shift in Canadian federal politics.
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Iran's Leader Says Protesters 'Ruining Streets' for Trump
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses demonstrators of destroying property to please former U.S. President Donald Trump. Protests continue amid calls from exiled prince.
Gun Buyback Pilot Fails, Collects Only 25 Weapons
A federal gun buyback pilot program in Nova Scotia collected just 25 firearms, far short of its 200-gun target. Despite the failure, the Liberal government plans a national expansion.
Canada at High Risk from U.S. Political Turmoil: Report
A new report from the Eurasia Group warns Canada is uniquely vulnerable to political upheaval in the United States. Former foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy analyzes the key areas of risk.
N.S. Towns Face Challenges Banning Dog Breeds
Municipalities in Nova Scotia have attempted to prohibit specific dog breeds deemed dangerous, but legal and enforcement hurdles have limited their success. Learn about the ongoing debate.
Trump Buys Shoes for Vance and Rubio, Details Mocked Online
President Donald Trump personally purchased four pairs of shoes each for VP JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a detail from a NYT interview that quickly drew ridicule on social media.
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Israeli Strikes Kill 13 in Gaza as Trump Peace Plan Advances
Israeli strikes kill at least 13 in Gaza, including children, as the fragile ceasefire holds. President Trump is set to announce a new Board of Peace to oversee the Mideast peace process. Read the latest developments.
Anti-Tank Missile Problems for Canada's Latvia Mission
A new problem has emerged with Spike anti-tank missiles for Canadian soldiers in Latvia. The military is confident it will be resolved before final delivery in mid-2026. Read the latest on this urgent procurement.
Trump: 'My Own Morality' Only Limit on International Power
Former President Donald Trump's claim that only his own morality limits his international actions has drawn sharp criticism. Read the details and reactions to his controversial interview.
Letter to Editor: Use AI for Faster, Unbiased Court Decisions
A Winnipeg reader proposes replacing human judges with AI to eliminate bias and backlog in Canada's justice system. Read the provocative 2026 letter and other public opinions.
White House East Wing Demolished for $400M Ballroom
The White House reveals structural decay forced the East Wing's demolition to make way for a $400 million ballroom. The project faces scrutiny from planning officials. Learn the details and controversies.
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ICE Shootings Spark Protests, Scrutiny Across U.S.
Fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis and another in Portland trigger widespread protests and calls for investigations. Officials clash over jurisdiction and narrative as public outrage grows.
Venezuela Releases Political Prisoners After Maduro Capture
Venezuela releases high-profile political prisoners in a 'gesture for peace' days after Maduro's capture. Trump says the U.S. requested the move. Details on the freed detainees and reactions inside.
Former Trump aide criticizes conservative response to fatal shooting
Alyssa Farah Griffin condemns partisan reactions after a mother of three was killed by a federal agent in Minnesota. She asks when empathy was lost to political point-scoring.
Congress Rebukes Trump on Venezuela, Vetoes, and Jan. 6
In a significant shift, both chambers of Congress challenged President Trump on key issues, from military action in Venezuela to overriding his vetoes, signaling growing GOP independence ahead of the midterms.
Elderly Woman Found Dead in Calgary Home, Police Probe
Calgary police are investigating after an elderly woman was found deceased at a residence in the Canyon Meadows area. Authorities were called to the scene on January 8, 2026.
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Council candidate charged in $66K Bowness non-profit fraud
A planned Calgary city council candidate faces a fraud charge for allegedly embezzling over $66,000 from a Bowness community non-profit. The case raises questions about trust in local politics.
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